well, you could get a false water cobra right? they are still pretty cool.jason longboard;4065559; said:Wish I could have them, therefor I hate you still.
they are pretty straight forward once they get started. keep them warm, give them water and a place to hide, and feed them 3 times a week (elapids have a very fast metabolism), and don't get bit. I would suggest finding a mentor in your area that can teach you about how to handle them and what safety measures you need to undergo first.Lepisosteus platyrhincus;4065605; said:^that is one of the reasons i like my state(i would love but they make it hard for me to have a serval, i will get one!!) I could have one if i wanted!!
how hard are these to care for?? Im really considering one.... caiman first though
You don't touch a hot stove and you don't touch a hot snake. That is where the term came from.rudukai13;4065660; said:So I've been wondering for a while...Does HOT stand for anything or is it just a common label for venomous reptiles?
It is difficult to go through the permitting in FL but you can get it in about 2 years of a lot of work and paperwork. I don't know about other states though.snow;4065709; said:to awesome. I never knew you could keep these snakes as pets.
I would not be able to properly hold the snake in the tube if I had gloves and even "snake proof gloves" can get bit through if you are unlucky enough to have the snake bite near a seam or through a stitch so it is not worth it at all. They were 4 days old when I picked them up and they were living on the yolk still so they did not eat (but that is a part of the reason I got them for such a steal).coura;4066285; said:Wow you got some guts dude, I would only do that with thick gloves lol. But Im surprised that they are not eating, didnt the breeder like make sure they ate before selling them?!![]()
snakeguy101;4066499; said:You don't touch a hot stove and you don't touch a hot snake. That is where the term came from.
Get gila monsters, venomous snakes are boringTTTT;4067824; said:You've got some serious balls. Good luck getting them to feed, they are awesome snakes by the way
I hope to get some venomous snakes (and maybe a gila monster) when I get my own place.
How long have they been without eating? I think your kind of overreacting, Ive herd of snakes refusing to eat allmost one year since they have hatched, unless their body condition starts to deteriorate you have nothing to worry about.snakeguy101;4071127; said:I just found a shed in with the albino (female). I'm thinking that is a good sign that she is growing. both of them turned down their pinkys though. I am gonna try again this weekend and if not, break out the tube and tweezers again...